France – World – “Covid-19: the big comeback?” in the Grand JT des Territoires

Covid-19 is resurfacing and cases are on the rise again. For good reason: no more gatherings, bad weather and a relaxation of barrier gestures. If we are far from a new wave, the call is for caution, especially for the most vulnerable.

An exclusive report from the Wéo TV channel (member of the group The voice of the North) to be found in the Grand JT des Territoires newspaper this week, the Cyril Viguier program broadcast on TV5 World et LCP.

Farmers: payments demanded!

Agricultural anger continues. Following a call from the unions, demonstrations are taking place all over France. In Moselle, farmers are demonstrating to express their discontent and demand immediate aid. The Government has still not made certain payments from the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). A report by Élisa Wittische for the channel MoselleTV on the spot. look

Fishermen neglected by the legislative elections

They feel neglected by the legislative elections: fishermen, at the heart of a vulnerable sector, feel that their situation is ignored. Between the rise in the cost of diesel, the slowdown in activity and the aging of the workforce, French fishing is facing serious difficulties. In Lorient, professionals from the sector gathered during the Fishing Conference. Faced with an uncertain future, they wanted to make their voices heard. Enough to perhaps throw a few bottles into the sea… A report from Tébéo & Tébésud – the channels of the Le Télégramme group

“Cross of Ashes”: the novel by Antoine Sénanque

And then a reading tip in the Grand JT des Territoires with the latest novel by Antoine Sénanque called “Ash Cross“. His work combines adventure novel, historical epic and medieval thriller. He takes us on the roads of France during the Inquisition, but also on the Silk Roads, in Crimea, to discover the origins of the Black Death. An ideal novel for the summer. An exclusive report by Christophe Rigaud.

Bars and football, a winning match!

The Euro football championship offers breweries a golden opportunity to attract fans. While attendance is modest in normal times, establishments fill up during these matches. This competition is a real breath of fresh air to make up for the turnover lost due to bad weather. A report by Ivan Branchy and Thelma Courally for TV7 – the group channel South West.

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